Upgrade nix, allow windows-sys >=0.59, <=0.61#35
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passcod merged 3 commits intowatchexec:mainfrom Jan 20, 2026
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Oh, interesting. I think because nix is also not exposed in the public API, the same thing could be done there, if you want to try that out. |
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@passcod: CI answered it for us (https://github.com/watchexec/clearscreen/actions/runs/21143630360/job/60830301599): The changes from My commit b535537 should pass CI now and ready to be merged. |
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Thanks! Released as 4.0.3 |
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This syntax is recommended by Microsoft in https://crates.io/crates/windows-sys/0.61.2.
It helps to eradicate duplicate
windows-sysdependencies from the dependency tree of a complex project.I'm particularly interested in
windows-sys0.61.x, because it consistently usesraw-dylibfor importing APIs from Windows DLLs. This makes a huge difference when using non-MSVC toolchains to build Windows binaries, e.g.x86_64-pc-windows-gnullvm.I also took the opportunity to fix a warning that occurs when compiling with newer Rust versions.
CC @passcod